Author: Don Warrington

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The charge of treason against Adam Gadahn is a reminder that the line--and consequences--of pesonal choice is very thin, as we commented earlier.

Somehow we're getting a bad case of "deja vu all over again" in the proposal to restrict Episcopal churches to simply bless people rather than actually marry them. This, of coure, is the usual practice in Europe. We still think that the long-term objective of many gay rights activists--inside and outside of the Episcopal Church--is …

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Although the press covers it as if it's a total shock, North Korea's nuclear test is anticlimactic. Everybody--well, almost--knew they were working on nuclear weaponry. Now it's official. The main loser in this blast is South Korea, and not just for the obvious reason. They have been obsessed with reconciling themselves with their northern bretheren …

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The Mark Foley thing--which, of course, does touch South Florida, as one would expect--seems to get deeper. Now we know that the Miami Herald of all papers sat on emails from Foley to the pages. Why? They weren't explicit enough, and since he was a known homosexual... Traditionally, the Herald isn't known to duck a …

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The Republicans got another--and unneeded--setback in their quest to retain control of the House of Representatives with the resignation of Representative Mark Foley over his sexually charged emails to some of his pages. The fact that these are disgusting and that he needs to go is not in question, at least not for us. The …

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